Anyone have a Gopoint GL1 OBD2 scanner?

[jayeh]

Hi Guys, I'm curious what sensors the Yaris has that will show up on this scanner, or a similar scanner.

Thanks!

[Em_]

My scan gauge II has
Water temp
Intake temp
Speed
Rpm
Voltage
Throttle position
Horse power
Load
Check engine... From the top of my head that's about it

[jayeh]

Originally Posted by Em_

My scan gauge II has
Water temp
Intake temp
Speed
Rpm
Voltage
Throttle position
Horse power
Load
Check engine... From the top of my head that's about it

Thank you!
No Transmission temp?

I ended up returning the cable today. The software was decent, and the cable worked properly BUT the software was supposed to log the data and telemetry from the iPhone and upload it to a website. The website has been down for days and nobody replied to my emails.


The software was pretty cool though.

[BLH]

The ScanguageII can report TFT {Transmission Fluid Temperature} but I never checked my 2007 to see if it is reported. As not all vehicles report it.

http://www.scangauge.com/products/scangaugeii/

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by BLH

The ScanguageII can report TFT {Transmission Fluid Temperature} but I never checked my 2007 to see if it is reported. As not all vehicles report it.

http://www.scangauge.com/products/scangaugeii/

The Yaris does have readings for the transmission fluid temp, but I don't believe that the ScanGauge can display it, since it is not implemented as an OBDII PID, but rather as part of the Toyota specific diagnostic info. When I was experimenting with the bypass for the 4th gear lockout when cold, I used my Toyota TechStream system to watch it.

[jayeh]

Originally Posted by PK198105

Get Torque for Android...if you have android and an ELM327 based OBDII scanner. Torque software is great and has a lot of PIDs that can be read and the ability to add new ones if you know the exact code. There is a thread of mine somewhere with all the PIDs that can be read from the yaris.

I'm tempted too. I wonder what the cheapest android phone i could get?